A commentary accuses mainstream media of enabling Israel's actions in Gaza the same way German media enabled the Nazis, framing this as bad for public morality and accountability.

• Media outlets are described as giving cover to Israeli actions, mirroring how Nazi-era media shielded atrocities from public outrage.
• Commentary claims media figures show more anger at reporting on how Israel's conduct hurts the US economy and people's personal finances than at actual settler violence or killing of civilians.
• The argument is that journalists and pundits privately know these actions amount to crimes against humanity but stay quiet to protect their own interests and access.
• The piece frames this as a broader failure of courage, accusing society of pretending to value democracy and freedom while actually tolerating atrocities for comfort and self-preservation.

Outlook: Expect continued public friction between pro-Israel media narratives and critics who tie US economic and financial harm to support for Israel's actions.